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2:34 My favorite guitarist by far, but just to prove he’s human - a rare mistake. On his own song!

Earl always nail it...👍👍

impressive as a soloist

Too sweet, earl klugh, i celebrate you r

Genius !!!!

Earl's voice leading is nothing short of genius

This sounds like a friend comforting me after a hard day. Feels like a warm hug. A gentle voice that says "everything will be ok. just breathe." He is an amazing talent.

Tout simplement formidable ! j'adore ça.

One of my favorite guitarists of all time! Amazing!

My favorite guitar player! Earl Klug music brings me beautiful memories.

❤❤❤

immaculate,surrender your guitars

There are very few songs, that can bring me to my knees, and make me weep, ...I would love to know what he was thinking when he first started to write this song.

Looking for a live performance of Julie to help learn it, an incredible song.

good job

Great performance! Many musicians play Bluesette in Bb, the original is in G like what Earl Klugh did on this video.

Brilliant.

This man inspired me to play acoustic guitar, even when I didn't/don't have any classical or jazz skills, only because of the SOUND! His whole soul vibrates through the strings of his guitar when he plays. I saw him about four times in the early 80's, and I still have my George Benson's "White Rabbit" LP with him as a guest, and George Benson was right, he wrote in that LP that great things were ahead for Earl Klugh. I would love to meet him someday. God bless hm.

Earl is a genious!!

this man this man oh this man!

Well, that looks easy. You just press on strings with one hand and pluck them with the other. O_o

A genius

true maestro

Beauty 🌹🌹🌹

Earl Klugh is the perfect example: "Everything is in his fingers!"

awesome..you'd think he'd play that in A or E but in G !!

Earl, George Benson and Chet did a version of this at the end of a Soundstage episode 1978. I love guitar music. Thanks for the post. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKivp5unedRobbs

Earl Klugh and Grant Geismann two exceptional guitarist.

are you kidding me or what? this guy's solo arrangements will go down in history as some of the best of the absolute best. a true visionary of solo jazz guitar. absolutely original artist who's created his own style of solo guitar the gravity of lenny breau and few others. bravo.

amazing how Klugh taught himself to play accompaniment and melodic line simultaneously .and that's not just finger picking chords . Usually only classical and calypso guitarists, a good percentage of jazz guitarists, can make one guitar sound like two or even three guitars in live performance . Sure Klugh like everybody uses overdubbing for recordings sometimes. big deal.

Wow love you earl....don't believe that it's been 29 years ago...my first record of you and still keep it in cassette tape...,

woooooooooooow !

Magnifico !!!!!!

beautiful touch.....the best !!!

love that nylon sound and the melody

It's a great pleasure to discover your style ! I love it. Very sensible and créatif, in finger style whith beautiful sound. Thank's for share. You can hear also my compositions on Paul Maudonnet

fantastico guitarrista interpretando piezas de mucha dificultad

my absolute favorite. :)

The first tune is, of course, the very well known "Bluesette" composed by the phenomenal guitarist and harmonica god Toots Thielemans.

Too difficult and too beautiful

he just played ordinary nylon string acoustic guitar with little fret but he did it in extraordinary way, this is the great guitarist supposed to be.

Cool

boy oh boy!!! i would love to play like that!!!!!!!!!

OMG. I've seen Earl perform, I'm lucky enough to consider him a friend...but this was mind-blowing brilliance. It's beyond my comprehension how he figures out these arrangements. Sheer genius. Thank you Earl and thanks for whoever posted this (Bill). Thanks thanks thanks.

I found a book of joe pass chord solos transcribed beautifully from watching a guy play joe's version of Have you met miss jones on youtube from the book. joe pass virtuioso standards roland leone amazing.

He kind of slip on one tab position.. On This Time song...

Not sure what Earl was playing on stage in the 80s--I think maybe Takamines, and for a short while a solid body nylon built by Sadowsky, but all through the 90's his stage guitar was a signature model by Langenes (not sure about that spelling) a Michigan builder now retired, who, it's my understanding, had made some sort of deal with a money man who was an early backer of Earl's career, but when that deal expired, Earl switched to the McGills, which is all he travels with and still records with.

I'd be glad to, but you'll have to point me to the video. One thing to remember with regard to this video is that Earl is just plugging the guitar into a small amp (I think) and not using the processing he would on a gig (he travels with a sound man). With a small amp you're just going to get the sound of the pick-up, not the guitar. If you want to know what the McGill guitar sounds like acoustically (not through the pickup), listen to the first Solo Guitar album, and the Trio Vol. 1 album.

This man just takes guitaring to another level that's unreal...